Social events and birthdays in Morenotown area
The Main Street Book Club met at Mrs. Joseph Rosier s home for a six o clock dinner and a lively book discussion. Guests included Mrs E F Henderson who read Christmas Carol. A Ladies Auxiliary bazar and bake sale is planned at Kelley Music Store with evening hours. Birthday parties honored Mrs Harry Spiggle and Mrs Lloyd Fortney with dinner and social time at Mrs Fortney s home. Nearby visits included Mrs Houston from Charleston and Mrs Tuaca Morris in Fairmont Avenue.
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Main Street
Joseph Rosier
Bonoul Avenue
E. F. Henderson
Houston
Charleston
Tuaca Morris
Fairmont Pevenne
Kelley Music Store
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
First Baptist Church
Harry Spoigle
Lloyd Fortney
K. Jones
Robert Morgan
Emma Bell Morgan
Harry Spelgle
Rachel For Hey
Ruth Nichol
Personal Notices From Local Residents in Transit
Mrs J Y Hamilton and daughter Mrs James B Sutton went to Pittsburgh today for several days. Mrs Ellis Goddecks of Lumberdort is visiting Mrs Mabel Shinn Scott on Pierpont Avenue. Tusca Morriy returned from Chicago on business. Attorney Charlen Powell at home on Cleveland Avenue. Mrs L J Pack of Ceyise Ronda Monochalia County visiting Rev W J Eedy on Walnut Avenue. Reverend and Mrs Pack relocating from Cross Ready to Greensboro Pa. J J Montgomery and daughter Betty Lee from Wheeling visiting Mrs Margaret Montgomery on Fairmont Avenue. They come to see May Montgomery who has been ill but is slightly improved. Clarence L Musgrave back from Pittsburgh with R A Lough of Morgantown. surgery at West Penn Hospital yesterday. Lough’s condition satisfactory. Mrs P Mays returned from Glennie. Walter Frey from Morgantown in city with W U S in the area. Mrs J N McKinney back from visit with son A S McKinney. In Clarkabars, Mrs Pearl Haddock returned to Clarkaburg after visiting here. Mrs W E Soyer back home after visiting daughter Mrs Joseph Taylor in Clarkstore. Mrs William A Obley and daughter Mary Louise Obley return today from New York and New Haven Conn.
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J. Y. Hamilton
James B. Sutton
Pittsburgh
Ellis Goddecks
Dort
Mabel Shinn Scott
Pierpont Avenue
Tusca Morriy
Chicago
Charlen Powell
Cleveland Avenue
L. J. Pack
Margaret Montgomery
Fairmont Avenue
May Montgomery
Miss Montgomery
Clerence L. Musgrave
Birs. R.A. Lough
Morgantown
Weal Penn Hospital
Lough
Is. P. May Hays
Glennie
Sture
Intra Totner
Walter Fee
U. 8
J. .N. McKinney
A. 5
National Liver Cleanser sales pitch headline
Brighten your liver and end indigestion with National Liver Cleanser a gentle laxative syrup offered by W. R. Crewe Drug Co. for fifty cents a bottle. It promises to revive stomach and liver activity, ease headaches constipation and improve meals.
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National Liver
W. R. Crewe Drug Co
National Liver Cleanser
Mrs Margaret Morris Dies At Baxter
Margaret Morris aged 76 died at her Baxter home after a long illness. She was born in Oxton County and lived most of her life there. Survived by sons L C Morris WW By Morris D F Morris and Mrs Anlie Rogers all of Marion County and by brothers and sisters Levi Norris HJ Morris Alpheus Morris Fannie Miller and Mrs Ja Holtoy. Funeral at 1:50 tomorrow from the Baxter residence with burial in Cunningham Cemetery by Ri C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Morris
Richard Morris
Baxter
Oxton County
Stie
L. C. Morris
Morris
D. F. Morrie
Anlie Rogers
Marion’ County
Levi Norris
HJ. Morris
Alpheus. Morria
Fannie Miller
Ja Holtoy
Cunningham Cemetery
Ri C
Laguna Beach realty operator arrested on fraud charges
A Laguna Beach realty operator was arrested on charges of defrauding Mrs. Agnes Newmap, a 70 year old widow, of $60,000. The incident, about fifty miles south of Los Angeles, involved a default of $25,000. The case unfolded as authorities placed him in custody.
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Los Angeles
Dee. &—Uinwood
M. Andrews
Waw
Laguna Beach
Here
Dsg
Agnes 8
Newmap
Lanting
Deh
Detroit Woman Plots Murder for 20000 Against Husband
Mrs Elena Ford planned to hire a gunman to kill N J Ford of Detroit offering 20000 and providing a photo to ensure the right man, leading to her detention on a murder attempt charge. Detectives report overheard talks at a rented apartment and outlined several killing schemes.
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Detroit
Mich
Elena Ford
N. J. Ford
Swehien
Edward Kutninth
Aidetective Centenant
Toria
Kutnath
Ana Kanes
Ford
Elalmites
Two Sentenced to Jail by Mayor Conaway
A chaotic school program and recital items fill the page as Nolan, Clar Wilson, and others perform before a local court. The piece notes a morning court session with charges tied to a controversial display and local disciplinary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaway
Nolan to leave the city after spring, risk of winter return
The report notes Nolan plans to depart the city as spring arrives and may not return until cold weather. Barry Henderson faces a larceny charge from last night and pleads guilty to a lesser count, receiving a $5 fine plus costs and five days in jail to accompany Nolan in spirit.
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Red Nolan
Torai
Bel
Nolan
Agai Elas
Barry Henderson
Igotautt
Noli
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Charles Denton
Pipatenn
J Ommay Burt
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Shartley
Man's Missionary Sociat First Baptist Church
Milterenting
Social Tihe
Walnut
Henderson
George ‘Social
Ber Iielen Agron
Ad Iivere
Astsheld
Waldo Eee
Peihey
Ster
Charles Orb
Shaviol
Mrpateld Bazaries Ad
Society of the G¢M
Morgan
Pollock
Alberton
Paul Ya Wil
Msi Swisher
Service Department
Bernice Scott
Wetling
Worth Forman
Buckhannon
Ura
Jane Jenkins
John. Hart
Mary
Jean
C.J. Holland
Russell. Holton
Hauge
Flower & Plant House
Olft
Fairmont
Holt-Rowe Novelty Co
Adams Street
N- J. Ford
Ayne
County
Wulde
Elvan
Rodwell Nellie Juxwinakl
Philip
Jazwitski
Frank
Alene
Amores
Pitcher School
Clara Wilson
Fanus &Co
Jewelers
Court House
Clarksburg
Bolivia
Tpairmont
Avery
Snider's
Snider
W. Ve
Carleton Street
Peter Parker
F. Schenk & Sons
Luda Petbors
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